I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Colorado Addiction Counselor II (CACII) and work with individuals age 15 on up. I run therapy groups and work with couples. I specialize in treating substance abuse/addiction, depression, and anxiety. I also love working with individuals going thru life transition, examples include but are not limited too: entering college, break-up/divorce, career changes, arrival of a new baby, questioning life's meaning/purpose, illness/death. My approach blends both Western and Eastern Psychology; I have a strong foundation in mindfulness training and Dialectical Behavior Therapy both of which work to increase one's resilience and acceptance in the world while decreasing self-doubt and disconnection.

"Your Weapon Is Your Mind" is a free vet-run support squad for Combat Vets in Denver near CO Blvd & Yale. I offer a confidential, supportive environment for combat vets to find the camaraderie they long for now that they're no longer down range. As a vet who works in mental health, I understand what sacrificing for your country means, and I can bring a unique set of skills to the table to dismantle the barriers keeping veterans from living life to the fullest. During war, service members rely on each other for protection and support, and that should not end after discharge. This group meets every other Wednesday from 1800-2000 starting 9/21/2016. I'd like to talk to the vet before they attend to make sure it's a good fit for them; they can call me or I can call them. I'm willing to meet in person too. YourWeaponIsYourMind@gmail.com

David Yeats has been a Licensed Clinical Social Worker since 1986. He works with individuals, couples, and groups, and with all ages (from late teens to seniors). See his website: www.DavidAYeats.com.

David is guided by a high regard for clients' thoughts, feelings, values, history, experiences, and intuitions. He is a good listener with a fairly interactive style. David is highly optimistic that clients can create greater clarity, peace, and joy through the process of psychotherapy.

David pays attention to the issues that people are wanting help with, and works to identify the wisdom, skills, and resources that clients bring to the process of psychotherapy. He sees that we are all on a path toward further growing and becoming, and understands that issues and problems that all of us have can be the means to that deeper growth.

"You can't change the waves, but you can learn to surf" anonymous

Deb has a contemplative psychotherapy practice in Boulder Colorado. Deb knows that each person has the ability to find their basic goodness and become more grounded in who they are and how they want to move in the world. Deb has an eclectic style that honors difference. She holds curiosity and exploration as key ingredients of health and happiness.

"Peace is the result of retraining your mind to process life as it is, rather than as you think it should be" Wayne W. Dyer